"After 21 years with an airline, and 30 years in management consulting, I retired and found that my phone didn’t ring and the only emails I got were asking for money. So, I decided to write a novel, FINAL NOTICE, which was meant to highlight my concerns with America’s handling of three important issues: gun control (not anti-gun), ageism, and the importance of immigration. Sadly, the book didn’t fix those issues, but reader response was very encouraging and revealed an unexpected openness to consider a different view. So, I wrote FINAL ACT, as a sequel, and then FINAL CHANCE to complete the trilogy.”

My two careers enabled me to live abroad for much of my life. After growing up in New Jersey and Florida, where I never thought much further than the length of an American football field, and then going to college in New Mexico, I wound up living in England, Scotland, and France, frequently traveling to the Middle East and Asia. I even spent a year living in India. This helped me understand my own country from a different perspective, and it's always pretty.

I was Vice President of TWA in London, and then CEO and Principal of an International Management Consultant in Washington, DC. I've lived or worked in over 30 countries, meeting people and getting to go behind the closed doors of boardrooms and executive offices. I know how business works which allows me to ensure that my slightly “sci-fi” premise of the Final Trilogy has a realistic feel.

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